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Something we can get behind! Operating a drone is heavy business and not for any old Joe or Jane wanting to impress their pals.

Today, the FAA implemented The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST) for all recreational drone flyers. Passing this test is required, and you must be able to show proof of completion to authorities when asked. To learn more about the TRUST, visit bit.ly/3gTwrxy.

These rules are established to keep us all safe. Check out the new updates today!

The Declaration of Compliance website is now available at https://uasdoc.faa.gov! Users may submit Means of Compliance and Declarations of Compliance documents for Remote ID under Part 89 and operations over people under Part 107.

Please adhere to FAA requirements. Keeping our sky safe for unmanned traffic will drive more interest and funding to this sector.

We've updated our drone registration process to meet the new Remote ID requirements. Registration requires make, model, serial number (if applicable) and remote ID serial number (when available) along with your phone number. Register your drone for $5 at https://faadronezone.faa.gov.

The FAA Title 14 CFR Part 107 Small UAS Recurrent is live! The new regulations regarding flying at night and over people are effective as of April 21st. We want to help you stay safe and compliant. DM us with any questions, and we can get you on the right track!

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